Huawei launched a slew of products as the Chinese giant looks to inject life into its consumer business that has been hurt by U.S. sanctions.
Huawei launched the MatePad Paper, the company's first e-reader device, as well as a slew of new PC products at Mobile World Congress.
The Huawei MatePad Paper is the company's first e-reader device and features a 10.3-inch display. Huawei is positioning this as a product useful for the work environment.Huawei said that writing on the MatePad Paper with the electronic pencil feels like writing on actual paper due to the slight bit of friction and the sound given off. Users can convert handwritten notes into text as well.
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